One fine saturday

Saturday is a nice day. Today, jiao you at Marina Barrage. Set off with Jean to meet andrew and jian ling at the MRT. It was the first time I was on time and Andrew was late. But he managed to be exactly 8 minutes late, as he had warned me earlier. Sigh, his being-late skill is much better than mine. Then we had lunch, went grocery shopping and then went to recee the barrage. Just as we walked out of Marina Bay MRT station, it started to rain, with a crescendo. But we were so optimistic we just decided to walk to the shuttle bus stop (which had no shelter) and had to stand under one roof. Jl was the only one who faithfully brought an umbrella and so we had to squeeze under it. The underlying reason: she thinks she is soluble in water (reminds me of properties of an ionic structure). We panicked and decided to pray. Then we lazed in the cafe or something like that and took a group pic in the exhibition thing. It's quite cool. I went there last year with parents, Andrew dreaded his learning journey there, so jl and jean were the only ones who went to explore the thing fully. They were so fascinated by the epostcard thing they insisted on taking a picture for memorial pruposes. Treated each other to ice cream and fries before starting the jiao you at 3.30. It started to rain again so we had to improvse and hold our activities under shelter. It wasn't affected much though, thankfully. There was probably rain for a reason: to make it a little more cooling, and anyway we didn't really need the outdoors.

After jiao you, had camp planning meeting. Camp is in about a week. I'll have to go back to school for chinese intensive from 8-12 every morning, then go for camp. Then ate dinner together at lao pa sat before we went home. Learnt a lot about the start of jc life from yuxin and jacky. I think the PE lessons, (though diff schools) are quite torturing. I don't look forward to that. But nevermind, I shall not entertain myself with those thoughts now.

I'm too tired to type now. The rest of what happened (the jiao you part) is on Jean's blog I think.